Login information transmission method, code scanning method and apparatus, and server

ABSTRACT

Described are a login information transmission method, a code scanning method and apparatus, and a server. The login information transmission method includes: receiving user account number information and two-dimension code information sent from a client after the client logs in to an application and scans a two-dimension code; verifying the received user account number information and two-dimension code information; sending a confirmation request to the client, so as to request the client to confirm an application to be logged in to if verification passes; and sending login confirmation information to a corresponding application server, so as to instruct the application server to notify the client to log in to the application when confirmation pass information sent from the client is received.

FIELD OF THE TECHNOLOGY

The present disclosure relates to the field of communicationstechnologies, and in particular, to a login information transmissionmethod, a code scanning method and apparatus, and a server.

BACKGROUND OF THE DISCLOSURE

A two-dimension code, also known as a two-dimension bar code, is anotherdimension readable bar code obtained by performing extension based on aone-dimension bar code. The two-dimension code is a black alternatingwith white figure distributed on a plane (two-dimension direction) byusing specific geometric figures according to certain laws, and is a keyof all information data. Currently, because the two-dimension code hasfeatures of large information storage capacity, high confidentiality,and low costs, the two-dimension code is gradually applied andpopularized in fields such as industry and commerce, communications andtransportation, finance, and medical treatment. However, in recentyears, a mobile terminal two-dimension code service flourished in thefield of mobile communications makes mobile terminal users enter an erain which information is readily available, and great businessopportunities brought thereby become more apparent at home and abroad.

Currently, many remote servers provide a function of two-dimension codelogin. When a user uses an application program having permissionrequirements provided by a remote server, the user may photograph atwo-dimension code image provided by the application program by using anown camera of a mobile terminal first, parse out verificationinformation in the two-dimension code image, then send the two-dimensioncode verification information and login information preset in the mobileterminal to the remote server, and directly successfully log in to theapplication program by using the login information after the remoteserver verifies and passes the two-dimension code verificationinformation.

This way of logging by using the two-dimension code not only may get ridof a traditional series of complex operations such as inputting anaccount number and a password, which is convenient and quick, but alsomay effectively prevent trojan horse from monitoring a keyboard to stealthe input password, so that leakage of user information on the mobileterminal may be avoided to some degree. However, there are still certainpotential security problems in the way of two-dimension code login. Ifthe two-dimension code image provided by the application program isreplaced by a trojan horse program with a malicious two-dimension codeimage, leakage of personal information may still be caused. For example,after scanning the replaced two-dimension code image, the mobileterminal may access a malicious website server according to informationin the two-dimension code image, and send the personal information inthe mobile terminal, such as the account number and the password to themalicious server, thereby causing the leakage of the user informationand even losses of private property.

SUMMARY

Embodiments of the present invention provide a login informationtransmission method, a code scanning method and apparatus, and a server,so as to solve potential security problems of two-dimension code login.

The embodiments of the present invention provide a login informationtransmission method, applied to a server, the server including a memory,one or more processors, and a program instruction stored in the memoryand executed by the one or more processors, and the method including:receiving user account number information and two-dimension codeinformation sent from a client after the client logs in to anapplication and scans a two-dimension code; verifying whether thetwo-dimension code scanned by the client is consistent with atwo-dimension code prestored in the server, and verifying whether theserver stores account number information that is the same as thereceived user account number information; sending a confirmation requestto the client, so as to request the client to confirm an application tobe logged in to if a verification result is that the two-dimension codescanned by the client is consistent with the two-dimension codeprestored in the server, and the server stores the account numberinformation that is the same as the received user account numberinformation; and sending login confirmation information to acorresponding application server, so as to instruct the applicationserver to notify the client to log in to the application whenconfirmation pass information sent from the client is received.

The embodiments of the present invention further provide a code scanningmethod, applied to a client, the client including a memory, one or moreprocessors, and a program instruction stored in the memory and executedby the one or more processors, and the method including: scanning atwo-dimension code and acquiring two-dimension code information, thetwo-dimension code being used for logging in to an application;acquiring preset user account number information; sending thetwo-dimension code information and the user account number informationto a server; receiving a confirmation request sent from the server afterthe server verifies and passes the two-dimension code information andthe user account number information; displaying prompt information ofthe confirmation request; sending confirmation pass information input bya user to the server; and logging in to the application.

The embodiments of the present invention further provide a server,configured to transmit login information between at least one client andat least one application server, and including: a memory; one or moreprocessors; and one or more program modules, stored in the memory andexecuted by the one or more processors, the one or more program modulesincluding: a verification information receiving module, configured toreceive user account number information and two-dimension codeinformation sent from a client after the client logs in to anapplication and scans a two-dimension code; a verification module,configured to verify whether the two-dimension code scanned by theclient is consistent with a two-dimension code prestored in the server,and verify whether the server stores account number information that isthe same as the received user account number information; a secondaryconfirmation request sending module, configured to send a confirmationrequest to the client, so as to request the client to confirm anapplication to be logged in to if a verification result is that thetwo-dimension code scanned by the client is consistent with thetwo-dimension code prestored in the server, and the server stores theaccount number information that is the same as the received user accountnumber information; and a secondary confirmation information receivingmodule, configured to receive confirmation pass information sent fromthe client; and a login confirmation information sending module,configured to send login confirmation information to a correspondingapplication server, so as to instruct the application server to notifythe client to log in to the application.

The embodiments of the present invention further provide a code scanningapparatus, including: a memory; one or more processors; and one or moreprogram modules, stored in the memory and executed by the one or moreprocessors, the one or more program modules including: a code scanningmodule, configured to scan a two-dimension code and acquiretwo-dimension code information, the two-dimension code being used forlogging in to an application; a user account number informationacquiring module, configured to acquire preset user account numberinformation; a verification information sending module, configured tosend the two-dimension code information and the user account numberinformation to a server; a secondary confirmation request receivingmodule, configured to receive a confirmation request sent from theserver after the server verifies and passes the two-dimension codeinformation and the user account number information; a promptinformation display module, configured to display prompt information ofthe confirmation request; and a secondary confirmation informationsending module, configured to send confirmation pass information inputby a user to the server and log in to the application.

By using the login information transmission method, the code scanningmethod and apparatus, and the server of the embodiments, after theclient scans the two-dimension code information, only a user accountnumber needs to be provided for verification, and only after secondaryconfirmation passes, the server sends the login confirmation informationincluding private information to the application server. Therefore, evenif a two-dimension code image is replaced during a login process, theclient will not leak personal private information of a user to amalicious server, which effectively improves security of two-dimensioncode login technologies.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a running environment of a logininformation transmission method, a code scanning method and apparatus,and a server according to embodiments of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of common components of the server in FIG.1;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of common components of a client in FIG.1;

FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a login information transmission methodaccording to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 5 is a flowchart of another login information transmission methodaccording to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of information storage in a memory of aserver according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a code scanning method according to anembodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 8 is a flowchart of another code scanning method according to anembodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a user account number selectioninterface according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of a secondary confirmation promptinterface according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a display interface of a pushedmessage according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 12 is a structural diagram of a server according to an embodimentof the present invention;

FIG. 13 is a structural diagram of another server according to anembodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 14 is a structural diagram of an embodiment of a push module inFIG. 13;

FIG. 15 is a structural diagram of an embodiment of a scanning unit 1403in FIG. 14;

FIG. 16 is a structural diagram of a code scanning apparatus accordingto an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 17 is a structural diagram of an embodiment of a user accountnumber information acquiring module in FIG. 16; and

FIG. 18 is a structural diagram of another code scanning apparatusaccording to an embodiment of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

The foregoing and other technical content, features, and effects relatedto the present disclosure can be clearly presented in the detaileddescription of the preferred embodiments with reference to the drawings.Through the description of the specific implementation manners, thetechnical means used in the present disclosure for achieving theintended objectives and the effects can be understood more deeply andspecifically. However, the accompanying drawings are merely provided forreference and are not used for limiting the present disclosure.

Embodiments of the present invention relate to a login informationtransmission method, a code scanning method and apparatus, and a server.In the embodiment, the server may be a background server. Referring toFIG. 1, FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an application environment ofthe methods, the apparatus, and the server. At least one client 100, aserver 200, at least one application server 300, and at least one logindevice 400 are connected to a network 500. The login device 400 may bean intelligent device having display and communication functions, suchas a PC or a notebook computer. Application programs provided by theapplication server 300 are installed in the login device 400, users maylog in to the applications by using the login device 400. The client 100may be an intelligent device having shooting and communicationfunctions, such as a tablet computer or a mobile phone. Users mayquickly log in to the applications in the login device 400 by using theclient 100. Specifically, users may scan a two-dimension code displayedon the login device 400 by using the own shooting function of the client100, and transmit verification information carrying two-dimension codeinformation to the server 200 for verification, and the applicationserver 300 notifies the login device 400 to log in to correspondingapplication programs after verification passes. Especially, functions ofthe application server 300 and the server 200 may also be integrated ina same server, or a cluster of the application server 300 and the server200 may be set in a same equipment room.

Further, referring to FIG. 2, FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of commoncomponents that may be used by the server 200.

The server 200 includes a memory 102, a storage controller 104, one ormore processors 106 (only one processor is shown in the figure), anexternal interface 108, and a network controller 112. It may beunderstood that the structure shown in FIG. 2 is merely exemplary anddoes not constitute any limitation to the structure of the server 200.For example, the server 200 may also include more or fewer componentsthan those shown in FIG. 2, or have a configuration different from thatshown in FIG. 2.

The memory 102 may be configured to store a software program and module,such as a program instruction/module corresponding to the logininformation transmission method in the embodiments of the presentinvention. The processor 106 runs the software program and module storedin the memory 102, to perform various functional applications and dataprocessing, thereby implementing the foregoing method.

The memory 102 may include a high-speed random access memory, and mayalso include a non-volatile memory such as one or more magnetic storageapparatuses, a flash memory, or another non-volatile solid-state memory.In some embodiments, the memory 102 may further include memoriesremotely disposed relative to the processor 106, and these remotememories may be connected to the server 200 by using a network. Examplesof the network include, but are not limited to, the Internet, anintranet, a local area network, a mobile communications network, and acombination thereof. The processor 106 and other possible components mayaccess the memory 102 under the control of the storage controller 104.

The external interface 108 couples various input/output apparatuses tothe processor 106. The processor 106 runs various software andinstructions in the memory 102 and performs data processing. In someembodiments, the external interface 108, the processor 106, and thestorage controller 104 may be implemented in a single chip. In someother embodiments, they may be each implemented by an independent chip.

The network controller 112 is configured to receive and send a networksignal. The foregoing network signal may include a wireless signal or awired signal. In an embodiment, the foregoing network signal is a wirednetwork signal. In this case, the network controller 112 may includecomponents such as a processor, a random access memory, a converter, anda crystal oscillator.

The software program and module stored in the memory 102 may include: anoperating system 122. The operating system 122, for example, may beLINUX, UNIX, or WINDOWS, may include various software components and/ordrivers configured to manage system tasks (such as memory management,storage device control, and power supply management), and maycommunicate with various hardware or software components, so as toprovide a running environment for other software components.

Further, referring to FIG. 3, FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of commoncomponents of the client 100 in FIG. 1. It can be seen that thestructure of the client 100 is similar to that of the server 200; and adifference lies in that the client 100 may further include a cameramodule 110. The camera module 110 is configured to photograph photos orvideos. The photos or the videos photographed may be stored into thememory 102, and sent by using the network controller 112. The cameramodule 110 may specifically include components such as a lens module, animage sensor, and a flashing light. The lens module is configured toimage a photographed target and map the image to the image sensor. Theimage sensor is configured to receive lights form the lens module toimplement sensitization, so as to record image information.Specifically, the image sensor may be implemented based on acomplementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS), a charge-coupled device(CCD), or another image sensing principle. The flashing light isconfigured to perform exposure compensation during photographing.Generally, a flashing light used for the client 100 may be a lightemitting diode (LED) flashing light.

The embodiments of the present invention provide a login informationtransmission method applied to a server and configured to transmit logininformation between at least one client and at least one applicationserver. Referring to FIG. 4, the method of this embodiment includes thefollowing steps:

S401: Receive user account number information and two-dimension codeinformation sent from a client after the client logs in to anapplication and scans a two-dimension code.

The user account number information merely includes information that maybe disclosed, such as, an account number provided by the server for auser for verification, but does not include private information such asa password. The user account number information is mainly used forconfirming a correspondence between the server and the client, so as toestablish a communication channel with the client.

S402: Verify the received two-dimension code information and useraccount number information. Verifying the two-dimension code informationrefers to verifying whether the two-dimension code photographed by theclient is consistent with a two-dimension code prestored in the server,and verification passes if the two-dimension code photographed by theclient is consistent with the two-dimension code prestored in theserver. Verifying the user account number information refers todetermining whether the server stores account number information that isthe same as the received user account number information, andverification passes if the server stores the account number informationthat is the same as the received user account number information.

S403: Send a confirmation request to the corresponding client, so as torequest the client to confirm an application to be logged in to if theverification passes, or end the process or return information that theverification fails to the corresponding client if the verificationfails.

Specifically, it is determined that the verification passes if averification result is that the two-dimension code scanned by the clientis consistent with the two-dimension code prestored in the server, andthe server stores the account number information that is the same as thereceived user account number information. For the verification, theconfirmation request herein is equivalent to secondary confirmation.Therefore, the following description refers to the confirmation requestas a secondary confirmation request, and refers to response informationreceived with regard to the secondary confirmation request as secondaryconfirmation pass information, i.e., confirmation pass.

S404: Send login confirmation information to a corresponding applicationserver, so as to instruct the application server to notify the client tolog in to the application when secondary confirmation pass informationsent from the client is received.

The server prestores information about an application programcorresponding to a user account number. For example, it is assumed thatthe application is a game client. The background may prestoreinformation such as a game account number, a password, a game role, andan address of a game server corresponding to a user account number. Thesecondary confirmation request is used for letting a user furtherconfirm the application to be logged in to. Only after secondaryconfirmation passes, the server sends the login confirmation information(which may include the private information such as an account number anda password of the application) to the corresponding application server,so that the application server notifies a corresponding login devicethat the client may log in to the application. In this way, even if thetwo-dimension code acquired by the client through scanning is replacedby a trojan horse program, the private information in the client is notleaked. Only after secondary confirmation passes, the server sends thecorresponding login confirmation information to the application server.Therefore, based on existing two-dimension code login technologies, usesecurity of the client is further improved.

Referring to FIG. 5, FIG. 5 is a flowchart of another login informationtransmission method according to an embodiment of the present invention.The login information transmission method is applied to a server, andincludes the following steps:

S501: Receive user account number information and two-dimension codeinformation sent from a client after the client logs in to anapplication and scans a two-dimension code.

S502: Verify the received two-dimension code information and useraccount number information.

S503: Send a secondary confirmation request to the corresponding client,so as to request the client to confirm an application to be logged in toif the verification passes, or end the process or return informationthat the verification fails to the corresponding client if theverification fails.

S504: Send login confirmation information to a corresponding applicationserver, so as to instruct the application server to notify the client tolog in to the application when secondary confirmation pass informationsent from the client is received. The login confirmation informationincludes information needed by application login. The application serversends a notice to a corresponding login device via a network afterreceiving the login confirmation information, and instructs theapplication at a login device end to be automatically logged in to.

S505: Receive a persistent connection request sent from the client afterthe application is successfully logged in to.

S506: Send persistent connection response information to the client, soas to establish a persistent connection to the client. The persistentconnection may send multiple data packets on one connectioncontinuously, and keep connected in certain time after finishing sendingthe multiple data packets.

S507: Store link information with the client. The link informationrefers to connection information with the client. Persistent connectionlinks between the server and clients may be conveniently and rapidlyfound by using the link information. The link information may includeaccount number information, a client identifier, an access layer IPaddress, a time stamp, or the like.

S508: Store an application message after the application message sentfrom the application server is received.

Because network environments are complex (such as bandwidth constraintor wireless signal strength) most often, if the application serverdirectly sends the application message to the client via the network,signal transmission costs are high, and data packet losses are easilycaused, resulting in that users miss important application messages.Therefore, in this embodiment, the server uniformly receives and storesapplication messages sent by the application server, and by subsequentlyreusing the persistent connection established between the server and theclient, pushes the application messages to the corresponding client,which can effectively ensure delivery of the application messages.

Due to information transmission and direction needs, information storedin a memory of the server needs to include a few sections. Referring toFIG. 6, FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of information storage in a memoryof a server according to an embodiment of the present invention. Thestored information includes: a link information section, a sending queuebuffer section, an application login information section, and a backupdata section. Link information stores the connection information of theclient, is used for searching for persistent connection physicalconnection links between the server and the clients, and includes theclient identifier, the user account number information, the access layerIP address, or the like. A sending queue buffer stores data to bepushed, including specific application messages to be pushed, timestamps, target application account numbers, and the like. Applicationlogin information stores a correspondence between an application and theclient, and is used for finding a transmission direction of informationsent to the client, including a user account number, application servernumbers, related data of the user account number (such as a name of anapplication that the user account number once logs in to, and anapplication account number) corresponding to the application, and thelike. The backup data section is similar to the sending queue buffersection, but the backup data section is persistently stored, so as toavoid data losses after a machine reboots or fails.

It should be noted that the client identifier may refer to an identifierof a client device, and may also be an identifier of an applicationprogram provided by the server for the client. If a user performstwo-dimension code login by fixedly using a same client, the clientidentifier may refer to the identifier of a client device. However, ifthe user may perform the two-dimension code login by using differentclients, the client identifier may be the identifier of an applicationprogram provided by the server for the client for case of finding aconnection link between the server and the client by using the useraccount number.

S509: Scan the stored application message at regular time, and acquirean application message that is not pushed. Specifically, that is, scanthe sending queue buffer at regular time, and acquire an applicationmessage stored in the sending queue buffer. An application message thatis pushed and an application message that is beyond a certain deadlineaccording to the time stamp may be deleted from the sending queuebuffer.

S510: Acquire a user account number corresponding to the applicationmessage that is not pushed. Specifically, when the sending queue bufferis searched for, at the same time of obtaining the application message,the corresponding application account number receiving the applicationmessage may also be obtained. If the application account number uses theuser account number, the user account number may be obtained in aprocess of searching for the sending queue buffer. If the applicationaccount number is different from the user account number, the useraccount number may be obtained by searching for the application logininformation according to the application account number.

S511: Search for a prestored client identifier according to the useraccount number information. Specifically, that is, search for theapplication login information by using the user account number, andacquire a corresponding client identifier.

S512: Search for the link information according to the found clientidentifier, and acquire specific persistent connection physical linkinformation. Specifically, that is, search for the link informationaccording to the client identifier, and find a specific persistentconnection physical link information.

S513: Determine whether historically pushed messages sent to a clientcorresponding to the application message that is not pushed havecorresponding reply information. Specifically, the persistent connectionlink found in step S512 is a communication link to be used by themessage that is not pushed. According to the obtained link information,whether application messages once pushed on this persistent connectionlink have corresponding reply information, i.e., in a history record,whether the client has fed back an information reply packet after anapplication message is sent to a certain client, may be searched for. Ifthere is a message that is pushed receiving no reply information, itindicates that this persistent connection link may be disconnected, andprocessing on the application messages pushed on this persistentconnection link is stopped. On the contrary, if the persistentconnection link connects normally, step S514 is entered to push anapplication message that needs to be pushed to the corresponding client.

S514: Push the application message that needs to be pushed to thecorresponding client by using the persistent connection physical linkinformation acquired.

Referring to FIG. 7, FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a code scanning methodaccording to an embodiment of the present invention applied to a clientand used for confirming login information by using a server duringtwo-dimension code login. The method of this embodiment includes thefollowing steps:

S701: Scan a two-dimension code and acquire two-dimension codeinformation. The two-dimension code is provided by the server anddisplayed on a login device.

S702: Acquire preset user account number information. The user accountnumber information is provided by the server and used for verifying anidentity of the client, so as to establish a communication link betweenthe server and the client.

S703: Send the two-dimension code information and the user accountnumber information to the server. The server may verify thetwo-dimension code information and the user account number informationafter receiving the two-dimension code information and the user accountnumber information.

S704: Receive a secondary confirmation request sent from the serverafter the server verifies and passes the two-dimension code informationand the user account number information.

S705: Display prompt information of the secondary confirmation request.

S706: Send secondary confirmation information input by a user to theserver.

The secondary confirmation request is used for letting a user furtherconfirm the application to be logged in to. Only after secondaryconfirmation passes, the server sends the login confirmation information(which may include the private information such as an account number anda password of the application) to the corresponding application server,so that the application server notifies a corresponding login device tolog in to the application. In this way, even if the two-dimension codeacquired by the client through scanning is replaced by a trojan horseprogram, the private information in the client is not leaked. Only aftersecondary confirmation passes, the server sends the corresponding loginconfirmation information to the application server. Therefore, based onexisting two-dimension code login technologies, use security of theclient is further improved.

Referring to FIG. 8, FIG. 8 is a flowchart of another code scanningmethod according to an embodiment of the present invention. The methodincludes the following steps:

S801: Scan a two-dimension code and acquire two-dimension codeinformation.

S802: Display a prestored account number.

S803: Acquire corresponding user account number information according toan account number selected by the user.

S804: Send the two-dimension code information and the user accountnumber information to a server.

S805: Receive a secondary confirmation request sent from the serverafter the server verifies and passes the two-dimension code informationand the user account number information.

S806: Display prompt information of the secondary confirmation request.

S807: Send secondary confirmation information input by the user to theserver.

S808: Send a persistent connection request to the server when theapplication is successfully logged in to.

S809: Receive persistent connection response information returned by theserver, so as to establish a persistent connection to the correspondingclient.

S810: Receive, in real time, an application message pushed by the serverby using the persistent connection.

In order to further understand this embodiment, a process of logging into a game is described as an example.

After a two-dimension code image is scanned successfully, the useraccount number information is displayed on a display screen of theclient. As shown in FIG. 9, a user account number here is a game accountnumber, and a displayed account number is an account number that isstored in the client and is once used during login. The client may storemultiple user account numbers. Therefore, a user may select acorresponding account number through step S802 and step S803, and thecorresponding account number and the two-dimension code information maybe sent to the server together.

The server may return the secondary confirmation request after verifyingand passing the two-dimension code information and the user accountnumber. As shown in FIG. 10, information about the user account numberand a game to be logged in to may be prompted on a display interface ofthe secondary confirmation request. After the user selects to confirm,the client sends the secondary confirmation information to the server,and then the server sends login confirmation information to acorresponding game server. Finally, the game server notifies a logindevice to log in to a game.

After the game is successfully logged in to, the server may establish apersistent connection to the client, and push, at regular time, messagessent from the game server to the corresponding client. For example, whenthe game is offline, the game server may send offline confirmationinformation to the server, and the server may push the offlineconfirmation information to a corresponding client. As shown in FIG. 11,only after the user confirms to be offline at a client side, the gameserver may receive a game offline operation. Moreover, virtual propertytrades, system messages, chat information, and the like during the gamemay all be pushed to the corresponding client by using the server. Notonly can delivery of information be ensured, to prevent data packetlosses, but also it may be ensured that various operations during thegame are confirmed by the user, to improve security of the gameoperations.

The embodiments of the present invention further provide a serverconfigured to transmit login information between at least one client andat least one application server. Referring to FIG. 12, FIG. 12 is astructural diagram of a server according to an embodiment of the presentinvention. The server includes: a verification information receivingmodule 1201, a verification module 1202, a secondary confirmationrequest sending module 1203, a secondary confirmation informationreceiving module 1204, and a login confirmation information sendingmodule 1205.

The verification information receiving module 1201 is configured toreceive user account number information and two-dimension codeinformation sent from a client.

The verification module 1202 is configured to verify the two-dimensioncode information and the user account number information received by theverification information receiving module 1201.

The secondary confirmation request sending module 1203 is configured tosend a secondary confirmation request to the corresponding client whenthe verification module 1202 verifies and passes the two-dimension codeinformation and the user account number information.

The secondary confirmation information receiving module 1204 isconfigured to receive secondary confirmation information sent from theclient.

The login confirmation information sending module 1205 is configured tosend login confirmation information to a corresponding applicationserver after the secondary confirmation information receiving module1204 receives the secondary confirmation information.

By using the server of this embodiment, after the client scans thetwo-dimension code information, only a user account number needs to beprovided for verification, and only after secondary confirmation passes,the server sends the login confirmation information including privateinformation to the application server. Therefore, even if atwo-dimension code image is replaced during a login process, the clientwill not leak personal private information of a user to a maliciousserver, which effectively improves security of two-dimension code logintechnologies.

Referring to FIG. 13, FIG. 13 is a structural diagram of another serveraccording to an embodiment of the present invention. Compared with theembodiment in FIG. 12, the server of this embodiment not only includes:a verification information receiving module 1201, a verification module1202, a secondary confirmation request sending module 1203, a secondaryconfirmation information receiving module 1204, and a login confirmationinformation sending module 1205, but also includes: a persistentconnection request receiving module 1206, a persistent connectionresponding module 1207, an application message receiving module 1208, apush module 1209, and a link information storage module 1210.

The persistent connection request receiving module 1206 is configured toreceive a persistent connection request sent from the client after theapplication is successfully logged in to.

The persistent connection responding module 1207 is configured to sendpersistent connection response information to the corresponding client,so as to establish a persistent connection to the corresponding clientafter the persistent connection request receiving module 1206 receivesthe persistent connection request.

The link information storage module 1210 is configured to store linkinformation with the client after the persistent connection respondingmodule 1207 responds to the persistent connection request sent from theclient. The link information refers to connection information with theclient.

The application message receiving module 1208 is configured to receiveand store an application message sent from the application server.

The push module 1209 is configured to push the application message tothe corresponding client by using the persistent connection when theapplication message receiving module receives the application message.

Referring to FIG. 14, FIG. 14 is a structural diagram of an embodimentof a push module in FIG. 13, where the push module 1209 furtherincludes: an identifier search unit 1401, a link information search unit1402, a scanning unit 1403, and an application message push unit 1404.

The identifier search unit 1401 is configured to search for a prestoredclient identifier according to user account number information.

The link information search unit 1402 is configured to search for thestored link information according to the client identifier found by theidentifier search unit 1401, and acquire specific persistent connectionphysical link information.

The scanning unit 1403 is configured to scan the stored applicationmessage at regular time, and determine whether there is an applicationmessage that needs to be pushed.

The application message push unit 1404 is configured to push theapplication message that needs to be pushed to the corresponding clientby using the persistent connection.

Referring to FIG. 15, FIG. 15 is a structural diagram of an embodimentof a scanning unit in FIG. 14. The scanning unit includes: an unpushedmessage acquiring subunit 1501, a client information acquiring subunit1502, a reply information determining subunit 1503, and an applicationmessage determining subunit 1504.

The unpushed message acquiring subunit 1501 is configured to scan storedapplication message at regular time, and acquire an application messagethat is not pushed.

The client information acquiring subunit 1502 is configured to acquireclient information corresponding to the application message that is notpushed when the unpushed message acquiring subunit 1501 scans theapplication message that is not pushed.

The reply information determining subunit 1503 is configured todetermine whether historically pushed messages sent to a clientcorresponding to the client information acquired by the clientinformation acquiring subunit 1502 have corresponding reply information.

The application message determining subunit 1504 is configured todetermine that the corresponding application message that is not pushedis the application message that needs to be pushed when the replyinformation determining subunit 1503 determines that there is the replyinformation.

By using the server in this embodiment, not only is security oftwo-dimension code login technologies further improved, but alsodelivery of the application message in a complex network situation isensured by using a persistent connection to the client to push theapplication message sent from an application server to the correspondingclient.

The embodiments of the present invention further provide a code scanningapparatus applied to a client and used for confirming login informationby using a server during two-dimension code login. Referring to FIG. 16,FIG. 16 is a structural diagram of a code scanning apparatus accordingto an embodiment of the present invention. The code scanning apparatusincludes: a code scanning module 1601, a user account number informationacquiring module 1602, a verification information sending module 1603, asecondary confirmation request receiving module 1604, a promptinformation display module 1605, and a secondary confirmationinformation sending module 1606.

The code scanning module 1601 is configured to scan a two-dimension codeand acquire two-dimension code information.

The user account number information acquiring module 1602 is configuredto acquire preset user account number information.

The verification information sending module 1603 is configured to sendthe two-dimension code information and the user account numberinformation to a server.

The secondary confirmation request receiving module 1604 is configuredto receive a secondary confirmation request sent from the server afterthe server verifies and passes the two-dimension code information andthe user account number information.

The prompt information display module 1605 is configured to displayprompt information of the secondary confirmation request.

The secondary confirmation information sending module 1606 is configuredto send secondary confirmation information input by a user to theserver.

Referring to FIG. 17, FIG. 17 is a structural diagram of an embodimentof a user account number information acquiring module in FIG. 16. Theuser account number information acquiring module includes: an accountnumber display unit 1701 and an account number acquiring unit 1702. Theaccount number display unit 1701 is configured to display a prestoredaccount number. The account number acquiring unit 1702 is configured toacquire corresponding user account number information according to anaccount number selected by the user.

Referring to FIG. 18, FIG. 18 is a structural diagram of another codescanning apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.Compared with the embodiment in FIG. 16, the code scanning apparatus ofthis embodiment not only includes: a code scanning module 1601, a useraccount number information acquiring module 1602, a verificationinformation sending module 1603, a secondary confirmation requestreceiving module 1604, a prompt information display module 1605, and asecondary confirmation information sending module 1606, but alsoincludes: a persistent connection request sending module 1607, aresponse information receiving module 1608, and a pushed messagemonitoring module 1609.

The persistent connection request sending module 1607 is configured tosend a persistent connection request to a server when the application issuccessfully logged in to.

The response information receiving module 1608 is configured to receivepersistent connection response information returned by the server, so asto establish a persistent connection to the corresponding client.

The pushed message monitoring module 1609 is configured to receive, inreal time, an application message pushed by the server by using thepersistent connection.

Through the description of the foregoing implementation manners, aperson skilled in the art may clearly understand that the embodiments ofthe present invention may be implemented by hardware or by software inaddition to a necessary universal hardware platform. Based on suchunderstanding, the technical solutions of the embodiments of the presentinvention may be implemented in the form of a software product. Thesoftware product may be stored in a non-volatile storage medium (whichmay be a CD-ROM, a USB flash drive, a removable hard disk, or the like)and includes several instructions for instructing a computer device(which may be a personal computer, a server, a network device, or thelike) to perform the methods described in various implementationscenarios in the embodiments of the present invention.

The foregoing descriptions are merely preferred embodiments of thepresent invention, and are not intended to limit the present disclosurein any form. Although the present disclosure has been disclosed abovethrough the preferred embodiments, the embodiments are not intended tolimit the present disclosure. A person skilled in the art can make someequivalent variations, alterations or modifications to theabove-disclosed technical content without departing from the scope ofthe technical solutions of this application to obtain equivalentembodiments. Any simple alteration, equivalent change or modificationmade to the above embodiments according to the technical essence of thepresent disclosure without departing from the content of the technicalsolutions of this application shall fall within the scope of thetechnical solutions of the present disclosure.

1. A login information transmission method, applied to a server, theserver comprising a memory, one or more processors, and a programinstruction stored in the memory and executed by the one or moreprocessors, and the method comprising: receiving user account numberinformation and two-dimension code information sent from a client afterthe client logs in to an application and scans a two-dimension code;verifying whether the two-dimension code scanned by the client isconsistent with a two-dimension code prestored in the server, andverifying whether the server stores account number information that isthe same as the user account number information received; sending aconfirmation request to the client, so as to request the client toconfirm an application to be logged in to if a verification result isthat the two-dimension code scanned by the client is consistent with thetwo-dimension code prestored in the server, and the server stores theaccount number information that is the same as the user account numberinformation received; and sending login confirmation information to acorresponding application server, so as to instruct the applicationserver to notify the client to log in to the application whenconfirmation pass information sent from the client is received.
 2. Themethod according to claim 1, further comprising: receiving a persistentconnection request sent from the client after the application issuccessfully logged in to; sending persistent connection responseinformation to the client, so as to establish a persistent connection tothe client; and storing link information with the client, the linkinformation referring to connection information of the server with theclient.
 3. The method according to claim 2, further comprising:receiving an application message sent from the application server; andpushing the application message to the client by using the persistentconnection.
 4. The method according to claim 3, the pushing theapplication message to the client by using the persistent connectioncomprising: searching for a prestored client identifier according to theuser account number information; searching for the link informationaccording to the found client identifier, and acquiring persistentconnection physical link information; and pushing the applicationmessage to the client by using the persistent connection physical linkinformation.
 5. The method according to claim 2, the pushing theapplication message to the client by using the persistent connectioncomprising: storing the application message after the applicationmessage sent from the application server is received; scanning theapplication message stored at regular time, and determining whetherthere is an application message that needs to be pushed; and pushing theapplication message that needs to be pushed to the corresponding clientby using the persistent connection.
 6. The method according to claim 5,the scanning the application message stored at regular time, anddetermining whether there is an application message that needs to bepushed comprising: scanning the application message stored at regulartime, and acquiring an application message that is not pushed; acquiringclient information corresponding to the application message that is notpushed; determining whether historically pushed messages sent to aclient corresponding to the client information have corresponding replyinformation; and determining that the corresponding application messagethat is not pushed is the application message that needs to be pushed ifthere is the reply information.
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 10. A server, configured to transmit login informationbetween at least one client and at least one application server, andcomprising: a memory; one or more processors; and one or more programmodules, stored in the memory and executed by the one or moreprocessors, the one or more program modules comprising: a verificationinformation receiving module, configured to receive user account numberinformation and two-dimension code information sent from a client afterthe client logs in to an application and scans a two-dimension code; averification module, configured to verify whether the two-dimension codescanned by the client is consistent with a two-dimension code prestoredin the server, and verify whether the server stores account numberinformation that is the same as the user account number informationreceived; a secondary confirmation request sending module, configured tosend a confirmation request to the client, so as to request the clientto confirm an application to be logged in to if a verification result isthat the two-dimension code scanned by the client is consistent with thetwo-dimension code prestored in the server, and the server stores theaccount number information that is the same as the user account numberinformation received; and a secondary confirmation information receivingmodule, configured to receive confirmation pass information sent fromthe client; and a login confirmation information sending module,configured to send login confirmation information to a correspondingapplication server, so as to instruct the application server to notifythe client to log in to the application.
 11. The server according toclaim 10, further comprising: a persistent connection request receivingmodule, configured to receive a persistent connection request sent fromthe client after the application is successfully logged in to; apersistent connection responding module, configured to send persistentconnection response information to the client, so as to establish apersistent connection to the corresponding client; and a linkinformation storage module, configured to store link information withthe client after the persistent connection responding module responds tothe persistent connection request sent from the client, the linkinformation referring to connection information of the server with theclient.
 12. The server according to claim 11, further comprising: anapplication message receiving module, configured to receive anapplication message sent from the application server; and a push module,configured to push the application message to the client by using thepersistent connection.
 13. The server according to claim 11, wherein thepush module comprises: an identifier search unit, configured to searchfor a prestored client identifier according to the user account numberinformation; a link information search unit, configured to search forthe link information according to the found client identifier, andacquire persistent connection physical link information; and anapplication message push unit, configured to push the applicationmessage to the client by using the persistent connection physical linkinformation.
 14. The server according to claim 11, wherein the pushmodule comprises: a scanning unit, configured to scan the applicationmessage stored at regular time, and determine whether there is anapplication message that needs to be pushed; and an application messagepush unit, configured to push the application message that needs to bepushed to the corresponding client by using the persistent connection.15. The server according to claim 14, wherein the scanning unitcomprises: an unpushed message acquiring subunit, configured to scan theapplication message stored at regular time, and acquire an applicationmessage that is not pushed; a client information acquiring subunit,configured to acquire client information corresponding to theapplication message that is not pushed; a reply information determiningsubunit, configured to determine whether historically pushed messagessent to a client corresponding to the client information havecorresponding reply information; and an application message determiningsubunit, configured to determine that the corresponding applicationmessage that is not pushed is the application message that needs to bepushed when the reply information determining subunit determines thatthere is the reply information.
 16. A code scanning apparatus,comprising: a memory; one or more processors; and one or more programmodules, stored in the memory and executed by the one or moreprocessors, the one or more program modules comprising: a code scanningmodule, configured to scan a two-dimension code and acquiretwo-dimension code information, the two-dimension code being used forlogging in to an application; a user account number informationacquiring module, configured to acquire preset user account numberinformation; a verification information sending module, configured tosend the two-dimension code information and the user account numberinformation to a server; a secondary confirmation request receivingmodule, configured to receive a confirmation request sent from theserver after the server verifies and passes the two-dimension codeinformation and the user account number information; a promptinformation display module, configured to display prompt information ofthe confirmation request; and a secondary confirmation informationsending module, configured to send confirmation pass information inputby a user to the server and log in to the application.
 17. The codescanning apparatus according to claim 16, wherein the user accountnumber information acquiring module comprises: an account number displayunit, configured to display a prestored account number; and an accountnumber acquiring unit, configured to acquire corresponding user accountnumber information according to an account number selected by the user.18. The code scanning apparatus according to claim 16, furthercomprising: a persistent connection request sending module, configuredto send a persistent connection request to the server when theapplication is successfully logged in to; a response informationreceiving module, configured to receive persistent connection responseinformation returned by the server, so as to establish a persistentconnection to the corresponding client; and a pushed message monitoringmodule, configured to receive, in real time, an application messagepushed by the server by using the persistent connection.